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Europe 2020 – Europe's growth strategy

Europe 2020 – Europe's growth strategy

CIP COSME 2014-2020 Additional tools What is COSME? COSME is the EU programme for the Competitiveness of Enterprises and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) running from 2014 to 2020 with a planned budget of €2.3bn. COSME will support SMEs in the following area. Regulation establishing COSME 2014-2020 Programme COSME 2015 Work Programme and financing decision (29 October 2014). COSME 2014 Work Programme 1st Revision and financing decision and financing decision 1st revision (22 July 2014). COSME 2014 Support Measures 1st Revision and financing decision 1st revision (08 August 2014). Third countries' participation in the COSME programme (situation on 03 November 2014) Enterprise Europe Network EASME: The Executive Agency for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (EASME) has been set-up by the European Commission to manage on its behalf several EU programmes including COSME The Participant Portal: Published calls for tender and calls for proposals related to COSME

Welcome to the Knowledge Economy Network! - Knowledge Economy Network Latest News > Responses to European Territorial Co-operation 2014-2020 Consultation Responses to European Territorial Co-operation 2014-2020 Consultation 28 November 2012 The consultation organised by the SEUPB on ‘Preparing a new EU Programme for Cross Border Co-Operation (INTERREG V) and a new Programme for Peace and Reconciliation (PEACE IV)’ closed on 20 November 2012. By this deadline, the SEUPB had received a total of 172 responses. The majority of responses relate to the PEACE Programme, with a total of 76 respondents answering the questions on this programme only. A total of 47 responses relate to the INTERREG Programme and 49 responses relate to both programmes. The responses received are from a range of organisations, with the highest number submitted by local government sector, followed by the community and voluntary sector. The responses submitted are available here.

Home page - Innovation Union 24 April 2014 ONE Conference Brussels 2014: Policies (R)Evolution and Every European Digital, Brussels The Future has begun. Member States and regions must lose no time in preparing the next generation of EU programmes for growth, says Commissioner Hahn after MEPs' vote on radical reform of EU Regional Policy in July 2013. The new programming period brings new investment budgets for Member States, seeking synergies between Regional Policy and Horizon 2020 in order to maximise the innovation opportunities. The data-driven economy can provide Europe with a chance to emerge from the multifaceted crisis with new capabilities. The ONE Conference is facilitating the joint effort of EU partners to build links between information networks and ICT Observatories for reaching ambitious common objectives of Europe 2020.

2020 en España - Comisión Europea Las recomendaciones específicas a cada país son documentos elaborados por la Comisíón Europea en los que se analiza su situación económica y se le formulan recomendaciones sobre las medidas que debe adoptar a lo largo de los próximos 18 meses. Se conforman a los problemas que afronta cada Estado miembro y contemplan numerosos aspectos: estado de las finanzas públicas, reforma de los sistemas de pensiones, medidas de creación de empleo y lucha contra el paro, desafíos para la educación y la innovación, etc. Las recomendaciones específicas para cada país elaboradas por la Comisión se aprueban al más alto nivel, en el Consejo Europeo, que reúne a los líderes nacionales. Situación del país En general, España sigue llevando a cabo profundos ajustes estructurales tras haber acumulado grandes desequilibrios externos e internos durante el periodo de auge del crédito y el sector inmobiliario. Resumen de las recomendaciones de la Comisión Europea a España para 2013 Documentos del Semestre Europeo

EVCA :: Home :: Useful Links | CESlink CESlink Search: Skip to navigation Skip to content You are at: Home / Themes / Europe 2020 / Useful Links Navigation Useful Links European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) Europe 2020 Steering Committee European Commission Europe 2020 (homepage) Europe 2020 -targets Europe 2020 - growth priorities: - smart - sustainable - inclusive Europe 2020 - Who does what: - European institutions and bodies - EU member states - civil society Europe 2020 - Documents and reports Europe 2020 - Press pack Europe 2020 indicators Conference on "Statistics for policymaking: Europe 2020" Hungarian Presidency of the EU Europe 2020 Strategy Search the website of the current Presidency of the EU Subscribe to CESLINK RSS Feeds Subscribe to CESLINK Mailing List Documents Database CESLINK Intranet National Economic and Social Councils in the EU Themes © CESlink 2011 To Top | Sitemap | Contact us Powered by TOOLIP Web Content Management Designed & developed by EWORX S.A.

NETWATCH: Platform on ERA-NETs and transnational R&D programme collaboration NRW.INVEST - Your experts on North Rhine-Westphalia Subsidy for Health Social innovation for health promotion Topic / Target >HEALTH.2013.3.3-1 Social innovation for health promotion EU research should aim to identify, develop and better understand innovative approaches to reduce sedentary behaviour and enhance the level of physical activity in the population. Research should include the evaluation of innovative on-going initiatives that reduce sedentary behaviour, enhance the level of physical activity combined with dietary or other interventions. In this context, research should include the identification of "good practices", as well as the analysis of their economic and social benefits and impact. Correlates will have to be detected (such as cultural, environmental, economic, psychological and others) that inhibit or promote the individuals capacity to increase physical activity, reduce sedentary behaviour and self-regulate their dietary or other relevant behaviour. The project should have a strong communication strategy. Expected impact Health

The Institute for Prospective Technological Studies El Instituto de Prospectiva Tecnológica (IPTS) es uno de los siete institutos de investigación del Centro Común de Investigación de la Comisión Europea. El IPTS tiene su sede en Sevilla, España. Desde el año 1994 el IPTS promueve una mejor comprensión de la relación entre tecnología, economía y sociedad. La misión del IPTS consiste en proporcionar apoyo científico y técnico para la formulación de políticas comunitarias que entrañen una dimensión tanto socioeconómica como científico-tecnológica. Los estudios llevados al cabo por el IPTS son solicitados principalmente por otras Direcciones Generales de la Comision Europea. El IPTS colabora con otros institutos del Centro Común de Investigación y diferentes organismos europeos. El trabajo científico se estructura en cuatro grandes áreas: Desarrollo Sostenible El Conocimiento al Servicio del Crecimiento Sociedad de la Información Aspectos Económicos de la Agricultura y Desarrollo Rural

Private Company Knowledge Bank | Private Equity & Venture Capital Private equity represents a class of investors, their funds, and their subsequent investments, which are made in private companies or in public companies with the goal of taking them private. Private equity investments are primarily made by private equity firms, venture capital firms, or angel investors, each with its own set of goals, preferences, and investment strategies, yet each providing working capital to the target firm to nurture expansion, new product development, or restructuring of the firms operations, management, or ownership. Aside from the outline of the private company life cycle below, this chapter will focus primarily on private equity firms, which represent the majority of the money in the private equity industry and characteristically invest in the buy-outs of mature companies and venture capital firms, which typically make high risk equity investments in seed, early, and growth stage private companies. The Private Company Life-Cycle The Father of Venture Capitalism

2012 Research Topics Vi kan desværre ikke finde den side du har efterspurgt på Det kan skyldes, at siden ikke findes, at siden er flyttet eller at linket er skrevet forkert. Prøv en af følgende løsninger Sorry. You can try one of the following Conference "Enhancing innovation and the delivery of research in EU agriculture" (Brussels, 07/03/2012) - Agriculture and rural development Fostering research, knowledge transfer and innovation in the agricultural sector is vital for improving productivity, sustainability and competitiveness. This conference marked an important step in the discussions on the ways to enhance innovation and the translation of research results in the farming sector, as outlined in the CAP reform legislative proposals adopted by the Commission on 12 October 2011. The objective of the conference was to discuss the main building blocks of EU support to research and innovation for the agricultural sector after 2013. After setting the stage of agricultural research and learning from recent experiences, the conference strived to highlight the critical aspects necessary for research to impact the agricultural sector. In particular, the role played by networks, advisory services, education and other actors in the translation of research results and in fostering innovative approaches were investigated. The conference brought together: Programme

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